Hire SwiftLint developers

If you’re looking for SwiftLint experts, the best bet is looking for experienced iOS programmers — those are usually the individuals who care about things like style guides and ensuring maintainability across large codebases. You may find listings on job sites such as GlassDoor & Indeed, and try communities focused on building native iOS applications, participate in developer discussions, and ask around for SwiftLint gurus using specialized keywords.

Alternatively, there are also recruiting platforms like Lemon.io that are designed to curate and verify expert talent quickly. We led a talent pool of pre-vetted software engineers from over 50 countries, and the list is increasing monthly. All of them are ready to be introduced to your team. Give it a go!

All developers, SwiftLint masters included, can be hired via our paid, no-risk pilot period. These sessions (up to 20 hours of real work, paid at our standard rates) let you test drive an engineer’s experience firsthand, as well as check their fit in a team before making any big decisions.

Plus, like with every candidate on our platform, a swift replacement is provided if things don’t go as planned. It happens very rarely, so we just mention it as an option.

The phrase “SwiftLint developer” is more about a specific area of expertise that many employers want to find in an iOS developer. Those engineers are skilled with Swift, while also strong in good code (well-written, clean, efficient & documented). They add value through their skills in using this popular linting tool. Businesses value this greatly.

SwiftLint offers many benefits: it simplifies the feedback cycle while performing code reviews. It also creates a uniformity of style regardless of individual preference, improves consistency, and makes projects easier to manage.

We usually aim to deliver a shortlist of pre-vetted, skilled candidates within 48 hours of discussing your specific requirements. From there, you have full control of the timeline, and you are free to include additional discussions or other stages to your process (typically taking an additional few days if needed). However, it’s very common to have your new SwiftLint developer onboarded and ready to dive into your iOS code in just a few days.

Each developer in the Lemon.io network has been put through a thorough assessment and vetting process, ensuring they have at least 4+ years of real-world professional experience, so you can work with someone who understands iOS projects extremely well.

Lemon.io utilizes a wide network of experienced developers located in 50+ countries and different time zones.

The platform enables you to locate developers on a subscription management model or hire directly for longer projects, aiding with predictable billing and matching costs effectively to the project length.

Being Lemon.io, we are very serious about the quality of Swift developers, and so we apply a four-step vetting process to them:

1. Engineers are tested on their knowledge of SwiftLint, Swift development, and iOS experience through a fully automated screening flow before each candidate is reviewed.
2. A targeted recruiter then manually reviews the developer’s CV for verification and cross-checks any stated history or experience using real-time data from LinkedIn & GitHub project work to confirm validity.
3. The following step is a screening call, where all the candidates prove their proficiency with SwiftLint through an online evaluation on Coderbyte, which checks challenges around actual iOS development tasks.
4. Shortlisted candidates go through a final round of interviews with a seasoned iOS developer. This could be an in-depth discussion about projects they have worked on, situation-based, or it could also involve practical examples.

SwiftLint developers are responsible for making your iOS applications built with Swift better, more reliable, and easier to keep up. They identify coding issues quickly and early, helping to maintain a cleaner codebase.

So, what are they good for? Companies building iOS applications will enjoy a decrease in development time as bugs are found quicker. The long-term maintenance will also become more cost-effective due to code consistency across development teams. All in all, if you are in app making and launching, this is a stack for you.